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and those dreams have been completely squandored. but there is a silver lining. could i be positive? sure. i do think that sometimes kids at home, if your parents are driving you crazy, make some memories with them because one day they won t be there and you will look back and you will say, you know what? i m glad i did that years ago. eric, you stayed home tiloo you were 39. what was that like fornk you? no, i didn t. that was just last year.y yeah. in your intro, you said you were out of the house when you were 14. mine was 15 yesterday and i hop he lives with meam for a while after he s done you raise an independent person, go and get married. he is too darn independent. he s like ready to go now. it s funny you say that. i had a chance for my son to come live with me, he s 19 thisd spring. it was the best time i ever hadh cause i would never have had that time with him because when they turn 19, all you are is an
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irrelevant. wants the press to be ununfetterred in his pursuit. safeguards that will be put in place. another meam from this administration in dealing with these sandals is to say going forward. going forward we will do this. but bob goodlat and the house republicans are not doing that think wanted to know what s going on now and who knows what and who knows when. as rosen gate tells us that there was more here than expected. house republicans thinks there much be much more here and goodlat and the other members of his committee are going to try to make the justice department cough up the full scope of what they have been doing here as it relates to targeting the press and one expects there will be a lot more headaches to come for a justice department that is already deeply embattled. the dirty legality secret of the associated press story is that the a.p. actually was working with the administration to try to address its concerns about national security matters being raised. they he
first ever meam election. the catch phrases may get the base excited, but is it reaching the undecideds. thank you for being here on sunday. does this work? i think so. what we saw in the binders full of women comment is something the public immediately responded to. a quarter of a million people joined a group for it on facebook before the debate even ended. number one, it takes a little power away from big media people like you who get to decide what the big moments are in the debate. we just report. right, but even the reporting. no matter what we say when we re here on tv, we have extra influence. social media is balancing that out. number two, it really gives people a chance to have a moment stick in their mind. the funny thing a touch point. right. the funny thing i point out in